Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-05-19

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cry will do well to call at the Hay
shed.
II. II. Deyo has turned book-agent,
and appears to be meeting with marked
success.
E.S. McCooll post. G. A. r., are max
arrangements for the proper observance
of Memorial day.
On Wednesday. May 18th, lO,1l3 i'm
migrants arrived at Castle Garden
from different parts in Europe.
Geo. Warner is fencing an extensive
pasture on his farm west of town. He
took cut a ton Of wire Saturday.
Foot ball will occupy the attention
of those thusly inclined in the near
future, regulation ball having been
sent for.
Any party wishing to purchase a
quarter section of Spring Valley land
will find a rare bargain by calling at
this office at once.
Nuisances are prohibited by ordi-
nance, and all should read the law that
they may know the penalty Of fail
ure to comply Herewith.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean of
May 18th, we learn that 7. b. Buchan-
an of Swan Lake has been granted
pension-an increase, probably.
~ The Catholic church has been fur
nished with fine hardwood seats during
the past week, in which respect it takes
the lead among the Hurley churches,
Members of Hurley Lodge, No. 81,
| I.O. of &. r., are requested to meet at
School House hall Monday, May 23d. at
6 o'clock p. m. preparatory to going to
Parker.
An ordinance has been passed by the
town trustees providing for the taking
up Of stock found running at large in
| side the corporation Take care of
your stock and save expenses.
A special meeting of the w. C. T. U.
viii be held riday May 20, at O. clock.
1t is necessary that every member be
present as there is important work to
be done. BY order of President.
The splendid rain of last Friday has
pushed vegetation along at satisfac-
tory gait, and the prospects were never
4 better at this season of the year for an
abundant crop in Turner-the "boss"--
county.
4 The Third Annual Territorial Fair
| will be held at Mitchell, Dakota, Sept
ember 26th to 3Oth, 1887. S1S,0Go.OO in
| premiums. $4,000 for county exhibits.
Free power for machinery. Premium
list will be ready June 18th. For
premium list or other information, ad-
dress w. T. L. Bushnell, Sec'y, Huron,
X Dakota.
i V Mr.. los. Frick of Hurl ey, and Miss
Mary Murray of Yankton, were united
in the holy bands of wedlock by Rev.
RN.:man at the Catholic church in
Yankton, Wednesday. May 18th. The
happy couple arrived in Hurley Friday
morning and are now settled down to
Housekeeping. Hurley extends a cor
dial welcome to Mrs. Frick.
Lennox Independent: Miles Nc
| Loughlin went to Canton on Monday
!, where he got his insurance money
ST. 900 in cash, of the Dakota Loan aud
J, Trust Co., local agents of the North
! American, of Philadelphia. There was
!, no dickering or murmur on the part OF
the company's agents and they pait
every cent right to the dot.
; Fifty cents is small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if yor
take our advice and use Chamberlain:
!. Pain Balm. Everybody that tries il
once, continues to use it whenever the,
: are in need of a remedy for sprains
painful swellings, lame back, or sor'
throat. 1t is highly recommended b.
all who have tried it. Sold by Emie
Branch.
:, The following were installed Tues
:, day evening as officers of the Hurle.
lodge, /. 0 of e. T., for the ensuin.
term: j. Fl. Gallagher, c. II; Berth
y Simmer, v. I; Major Scott, X. S; Bessi
Q Riley, A. S; A. j. Allen, +. S; Grac
Near, T; Rev. I. A. Sparks. G; OIL
n Peterson, NJ; Mary Rees, l. q; Elme
e Rees, O.G; IL. Ii. Deyo, ID. NJ; 'Carri
Allen, r. II. S; Mrs. Judson. L.. ii.
e +. NJ. Brown, z. G. T.
s Some writer on this subject has ver
2 tured to remark that there is not sir
n gle instance of the failure Of a well-ree
L ulated system of advertising. We bt
u lieve this to be true. Common sens
$. teaches it, and every days experienc
is confirms it. while the observation q
each one who has ever examined tn
subject, or who will now take th
trouble to do so, must lead him to th
same conclusion. The rule holds goo
in all departments, and in every plac,
1t is asessential in the town as in til
country, nor is the latter in any wa
way excluded by the former. Show l
your village paper, and without furthe
knowledge we will tell you from
glance at its local columns who are il
active, energetic business men. III
man that alyertises shows not only
I'd business talent above his neighbor
10 hut he may be at once reckoned anon
ID the independent, generous, and publ
spirited Of the community.
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